UN Space Treaties and other Legal Instruments (II): Main Principles UN Space Treaties and other Legal Instruments (I): General Overview Setting the Scene: Introduction to Core Principles of International Law and an Overview over comparative fields of International Law Raising the Curtain: Space Law at Glance They can expect to be introduced to the following topics: Day 1 With these matters in mind, the students will come to appreciate that law is an integral part of the practical realisation of a space mission from the “cradle to the grave”. These uncharted legal territories will shape the future of space exploration, making space law an indispensable field for those venturing into the cosmos. Exploring space law is essential for future space professionals, offering insights into the legal landscape shaping their careers and space endeavours.įurthermore, as humanity looks toward future missions to the Moon and Mars, the evolving space legal landscape will additionally require the definition of aspects not yet fully realised. This Treaty is considered the cornerstone of space law and impacts the daily work of space scientists and engineers, touching upon the authorisation of space activities, liability, insurance, and sustainability.
International space law originated under the auspices of the United Nations, starting right after the launch of Sputnik-1 in 1957 and leading to the Outer Space Treaty, the ‘Magna Carta’ of space law, as entered into force in October 1967.
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